Giving something back
Supported Charities
Charity fundraising has always been an important part of our rallies. For The Italian Job 2027,
we are delighted to be supporting three charities that were also part of our Monte Carlo or Bust rally.
Each participant will be asked to make a minimum charity donation of £250 to one of
the three charities below. You can choose the cause that means the most to you, and of course you are
very welcome to raise more.
JackTheLad
JackTheLad has been set up as a Registered Charity to campaign for safer adventures for young people
abroad and draw attention to risks. When things go wrong, we’re here to help families with practical
and financial arrangements and with the difficult journeys they face thereafter.
When the worst happens, those who think they were covered by insurance often are not. In some cases
bereaved families might not have the means to be able to bring their loved ones home quite so easily,
adding further to their stress and devastation.
We believe that, across Europe, not enough is being done to prevent avoidable holiday accidents.
#JackTheLad will do its very best to address this, through our charitable aims.
Find out more at
www.jackthelad.org.uk
Aerobility
Aerobility is a UK based, registered charity. Founded in 1993, we change lives by providing anyone,
with any disability with access to the magic and wonder of flight.
We do this because taking the controls of an aircraft drives a focus on capability and encourages
our flyers to ask the question ‘If I can fly an aeroplane, what else can I do?’
This makes everything else in life feel that little bit more achievable, whilst offering the ultimate
feeling of freedom and escape from restrictions of disability.
Aerobility represents the needs of those living with disability in aviation and is recognised as the
leading expert in disabled flying.
Find out more at
www.aerobility.com
Thames Hospice
Our highly skilled staff and volunteers work with patients and their families to develop a complete
programme of care tailored to their needs, treating everyone with dignity and respect.
Find out more at
www.thameshospice.org.uk
